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q truly, MRS. JULIA g. CUSHING.
$4,000 LOST.

tour to Europe that cost me 50 900 done less good
than bottle of Hop Bitters; they also cured my
wife of fifteen years. weakness sleepessness
and dyspepsia."-Mr r. NJ, Auburn, NY.
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Observation-Disclosures.
RPp6.s GOA.
BREAKFAST.

By careful application OF the fne properties Of we'll
tables with dslicately Favored beverage which may
save many heavy doctors bills. II is by the judi
may be gradually built mp until strong enough 20
INST every tendency 70 disease. Hundreds Of subtle
alades are floating around u ready to stack where
ever there Is . week point We may escape many
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nourished frame "-Ctr1
SeSptce Gazette.
In half.pound tins by GfoceFs, labelled thus:
JAMES EPPs CO. Homeopathic Chemists,
ja24m.tuks London. England.
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EDUCATIONAL.

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mssazs Snyoa Portrait in fifteen lessons no
Room IL May Building. corner 5th and 4 mhis4S
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For spSy A % ina E sS
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- spENcERlAx T hSslSsss COLLEGE,
and Dssspee S %asssnscn
Students prepared for lmenaensis work in from
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cal and Banking Departments.
Law Lectures free to students
Day course life scholarship, $40. Evening session,
oree months course 50 per month mh3-6m
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. FLORENCE.
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charge OF the English depsrtment and wl be assisted
ers The best masters viii BE- procured for vocal
music. the piano, mandolin and other instruments
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BOs ss Boston, n. M tsa
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ISIS ROSA RAND,
WI Teacher of Elocution
and Voice Culture prepares Ladies and Gentlemen for
the
DRAMATIC STAGE.
Particular attention paid to coaching Amateurs and
preparing students for reading the platform in
the social and home circle.
Can be seen from IL until 9 on Tuesdays WedneB-
days and Fridays at
No. 1898 II st. NV,
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CAPITOL HILL EVENING SCHOOL, pa 5TH
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tic, Grammar, Geography, History, Penmanship and
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cipal d:S-5m
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CRAMMOND KENNEDY. Trustee.
mh3O-dtds Kellogg building, 1416 St
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN MASSA-
CHUSETTS AVENUE AND n STREET NORTH.
WEST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, APRIL FOURTH, AT HALF-
Of the premises Lot 10, in Davdson's subdivision "a
OF square 2S2 having % feet front by Ito feet in
depth TO an alley, improved by . tWo-story frame
house, No. 1l2S.
Terms One-third cash. balance in one two three
and four for notes bearing interest from day Of
sale, and secured by deed of trust property sold
AL conveyancng at purchasers cost 8lOO down on
mhaS-6t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
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TIE RENAISSANCE OF BEAUTY IN DRESS FROM
MEDIEVAL UGLINEsS-RoYAL LADIES AS PRACTICAL
pREss-aAKERs-THE SPRING BoNSKr-HoaE-xApE
COSTUMES. ETC.
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OROPOSALS FOB STAT1ONERY
i WAR DEPARTMENT, April g, 1887.
Sealed Proposals Gin dupicate) will be received At
this Office until ONE O'CLOCK p. M, WEDNESDAY,,
NAY EIGHTEENTH, 1887, for furnishing stationery
for the War Department and its Bureaus IN Washing
ton, during the fiscal year ending June 80. 1888.
Blank forms Of proposals. showing the items and
estimated Quanties required together with circular
this Office.
Proposals must b addrsssed to the UNDERLINED en-
dorsed the outside Of the envelope Proposals for
Stationery"
Bids viii be considered on each item separately
C. II. HOYT, Assistant OuArtermasfer, q. s. A.
mh3O-4t&myl3&l4-2t
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uh16-d&d.

E(ENS1NGER Aucf
Ne wsss s nd Hos:e and C.rriase azaar Nos
Auction sale Of Horses, Carriages Wagons, Harness.
S 1c, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
MOhNING. Ct TEN O'CLOCK. REGARDLESS of weather
A~sys on band and at private sale the most COM
piete stock Of Carriages, Buggies aud Wagons in the
Jump Seats Phsetons. Top and No Top Busgies speed
livery Wagons Full line OF ali kinds of Harness; in
TACT appertaning the business prices
that oely competition. mhl6-lm
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RABY SAVED.

We thankful to say that our nursing baby was
permanently cured Of dangerous and protracted
stpation and rregularty Of the bowels by the of
Hop Bitters by its nursing mother which the
time restored her to perfect health and
Parents, Rochester, NY.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule IN eject SUNDAY, MARCH I'm. 1854
un al further notaoe


Until further notaoa
Leave washington from station. oorncr Of Nee Der
FSss iasssS Erprrss tos Pisi.Su and oheaeO =.
nv =. II SU at isss os.sa on thus
For clnc4nnAa Louisville and ST. Louis daily e 70
Im and 10 with throush coaches and rsas
chsare 2 30 pm is fast limited train 70 cincnnsu
and 81. Louis. arriving In Cincinnati next morning
this train for fast ti,ne en-
Fog ns'.sSs :, q and 2 ssy =. ::
For lexington and Local starona 40 an daily.
For points on Shenandoah Valley RR.. $50 Pm
For H.yrs de Grace, Newark. Wilmington and Phiis
detpn Jpn 80 an 10 m and - pm daily
between baltimore and wilmington. 3:l5 pm daily.
. ISr Balti@ers week days. 3 80, $50. $50:
sI and 90 6 an d 10; 80 m,n .nd
Fer a enTof on s sp9ds 60 s sse Ana
s rs: II 80 IN.
Pm sunday am =" 8 =: 50 .a' n s''
ana pm on Sunday S an. ND 10
a. hsnss and 80 PS.y For s.s@s
n daily 40 m daily EXCEPT sand.S Tor p.,nci
on SUNDAY sops ?. all stations PoS Ss,,her;eg7 aud
aay sxcsss Snasy or Fsl as 70
am. and 4 40 pm. daily except sunday.
For hAserstown $40 AIN. and 5:Si pm daily. ex-
Trains arrive from the West daily 20. z 90 an.
90 and % pm.
From points on Shenandoah Valley R.R. pm
daily.
From Philadelphia, Chester. Wilmington and Havre
de Grace, II 80 an, 20 pm and 10 90 pm. daily
From Wilmington, Del, and intermediate points
north " Baltimore. II 20
From Annapolis s 30 am. and so. 5.25 and 90
Prom Hsrpers Ferry and valley Kailrosd 8 30 pm
daily, except sunday.
From Frederick and intermediats points 3 % q m.
and 81 p. IN. daily except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington o. 30,
20. = 90 9 05 and 10 30 M II Is. 80. 3. 4.
4:20, ), q 30. A. y 90 aud IL 90 D. Sundays
80, 20. 9:o5 and 10 30 M. 30 80, 10
800. $50, q: 45. 90 and IL 90 pm
All trains from Washington stop at Rslay station
except 30, 2:10. BIB and b pm.
For further information apply 1t the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket office. Washington station, 61a and 1881
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 18th street where orders
will be taken for baggage be checked and
any point in the city.
DAVID LEE. G. X. LORD, a. p A
General Superintendent, Baltimore.
PERCY q. SMITH Passr AgtWashingtou mh1S
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eE Unhealthy inactive kidneys cause gravel,
"Bright's disease, rheumatism and horde of other
serious and fatal diseases which can be prevented with
Hop Bitters," II taken In time
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a. iNsGkANcs Alb REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
AUCTION SALE r. OF ~ TR sf ssidhSfi1cExr Bus1
NESS PROPERTY AT THE NORTHEAST COR
WEST, LATELY OCChPIED BIZ LINCOLN Hall
HH!LDING BEING ALL F.LOTS NUMBERED
THREE t3l AND FOUR (4l AND PART OF LOT
Eve Coz, IN SQUARE NUMBERED FOUR HUN
DIED AND SEVEN S401) IN THE CITY OF
This property, by far the most valuable unmproved
site IN this city. fronting 100 feet 9th
street west and 100 feet north will be sold
q whole and will carry the material now laying
on SATURDAY, TwENTY-THIRD APRIL. 1887.
al FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ, we win offer for sale in
Af9nt OF the premises the aforementioned property.
DTNcANsoN mos, Auct's,
mn10-o&ds 9th and d SITS. nv.
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LAsxxrs LOIS OsyroH

No. 301 Hmnaylvsnia avenue northwest
Money Loaned q Geld md si,ssr waschss Dlar
SIS a ssa lS SsB sv E;Pi SSta aG4s' es
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"LUDDrNaToN, MICH. Feb. g, 18S5.-Ihave sold Hop
Btters for ten years, and there is medicine that
equals them for bilious attacks kidney complaints and
all diseases incident to this malarial climate.
H. T. ALEXANDER.
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UyHR GREAT
IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
- Double TRACK SPLENDID sCENERY.-
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

e THE f fss5k SsSH sB pssgnHSssEs,
Trains leave asineton from station corner of Ska
~, p,,,.,,u, and Bstres.s, e follows; =.
e n sso H a. S. ma fi q
aud Buffet Car 70 81 Louis daily. except SATURDAY..
Cans washington to chicago and 81 Louis and Hsr.
ssS fhreSrS sisspsss for n1Ss. ana ssnPS,.
tSs With s. ss.y isT g
For Ere Ss"sndai qua EoaSs..af sna.is. Mse.A
1000 P NJ daily. except saturday. with Pslacs
For iilsSspo,s. Geel Haven and Em,. Q. $50
For New s .SS ss ssps.s 300 and
a. h sun 1gso aSo Ms 90 . .ea y 10
- s. r, s:f,. sas:: s 81 Es.'. =:
For f ssssRy yhsn n ESS ss s.
ing direct Transfer 70 Fulton ssres avoiding double
sSS 100 s I'D f II SsS IS ~
Yf S i@s.a * Esps c.s 30 s = "s:
For ai Ssis snS oe ss a::!y 90 $50 HIS
SSS Is hGSs - g go. 900 sink FIX
For Si fopes creeS Lane. Us Az and A.4o PMd.n.
except Sunday
For Annapolis 7:25 AM, IL 10 q: % and 8 90 Pr
daily except SUNDAY sundays, 300 An 4;lS
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG FALL
SSAf, ANp ALEXANDRIA AND wAsHISa1o1
For AieIandria6 90, o AS. 40 e,45. II An le.0l
noon 2:O5, AS 4:35. Sol, sos, 1905 81
11:37 NJ On SUNDAY q 900. e'47. IL Al.
For Rich@ond and the south 8 90. II AM daily. .na
.... Sis sassp; ,e1
$40, l0:l5, 10 .43 AN. 1:sO. 500. 3::,3 5-10,
7:05. 9:52 and 1912 Pm, and III midntgho
AN = .0o. 5:10. 3 :32 l0.42 II md II 10 night
Tickets and Information VI the ONCE northeast cor
of 18th and Pennsylvania and ct the
station where orders be left for the checkingo q
baggage to destination from hotels and residences.
cHAs T. PUGH, General Manassr.
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PROPOSALS.
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS.
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DRILI,
ENCANPNENT. 1900 PHHNsYIYANIA Avn

HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DRILL
EscAHfxEsT' 1900 PESEsrLyANA AVE-.
s Ess hid n III h ssffE gs ss 81
Mss s. p s1d
poszls must be mailed in sealed envelopes Furnished
Or other Of he 6dar and sash
GO 6s for 10 cent of bid
bidder @ust pay cash
~ LOT Others will be returned promptly;
bids for privileges herein advertised for se but the
general rule will be to sell to the highest responsible
in thgs for sale suG
Stands Papers s. d. xiii and psi1y freAaee Sf II
f.: T. confesaqnerY: Is. Fruits Is Advertising on
s1c ssls
b00''l'sf' f f6 Sai fah F5 CAMP ONLY: 80
20 Fresh Meats: 70 Pork, Salt Meats; q, Dried
Fhsss sssss. .sR ssss issp
envelopes for indorsing. mailed on application;
1t Managing Secretary.
DROPOSALS FOR HARDWARE.
L OFFICE OF BuI5DINe FOR STATE. WAR AND NAVY
wAsHHeTos. D. C.. March a1st, 1887.
Sealed proposals for tor furnishing and delivering
center Wings Of State War and ' Navy
in this city will be received at this office
Ra1 OF opened
Specifications, general instructions to bidders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished to estab
this sss cd alSSS SoS1s q
DROPOSALS FOR GENERAL EXCAVATION FOR
L THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOB THE CONsTRUC-
TION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILD
IHG, No. Las EAST CAPITOL STREET,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 20. 1887.
Sealed proposals viii be received at this Office until
TWELVE NJ, on FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1887,
for all the excavatng required for the cellar and
bottoms of the Congressional Library Building in
corance with drawings and specifications copies Of
which and additional Information may be had at the
Office Of J. l. Smithmeyer ArchItect las East Capitol
street. I. @ @. LANAI,
EDWARD CLARK,
A. r. SPOFFORD,
mh26.e0 to apl2 Commissioners.
DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
i WAR DEPARTMENT, April 9, 1887.
Sealed Propossls gin dnplicstel viii be received q
this Office until ONE O'CLOCK p. M, WEDNESDAY,
for the War Department and its bureaus Ia washing
ton. fuRt he 6Scn1 ondi upJ nm
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AUCTION SALES
| WEEKS Co. Auctioneers
| " 0o5 A0uin3Ana ayenua
| Opposite CITY et-of6ce n

M EEhS CO, AuctioneerS
w 0o5 Aoui13ana eyenps.
Opposite City Rost-of6ce.u
MoNDAY. 1 FOURTH f Ekf1.
500 ta6ffs s Hsso AZ pF sTo6 1r.c1t9 Vs.
l20 REAMS NOTE PAPER
$4,000 ENVELOPEA
n,,,o,,. % BOXES PAPETRIE
AG HRfSAE sAiC ~ SHOE BLAGKIN9 soAPs
98L 10y sS sKIKTs, COLLARs. sgsPENDERs
aossAaERbss 4 nf SIu TIES HAD5Es !AS S ELS
HMSRE GfHHAIN 8. &C.; NEEDLES, HAIKPMs.
Hi1n pn - PARASOIS. AND OTHER STOCK,
I THE REMAINS OF STORE, WITHOUT RE
oIHNL. 1t
WEEK6 L co, Auctioneers
w 637 Louisiana ave- opposite Ctv Post-o6ice
SIXTY THOUSAND CIGARS, ASSORTED BRANDS,
~ NaOLE HALF AND QUARTER BOXES
A. F anct;oMn MEDIUM ,!;!tM TO FIRST QUALITY,
FOURTH, at TWELVE O'CLOCK. in lots TO dealers
and private consumers - - It
F0LEY. Auctioneer.
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IF Hs EFT ~
WASHINGTON. D. g.
= yps5s1x p;:sss Il
nSSc5 issS :; ko ~,
the prsnses the land ali IN the Ss
city S 81 Washingtoni il The District q Coumbia
in square Numbered nine hundred and da
l9sS q bstxeep iit4 and lsth streets nesthssst
FOUR O'CLOCK r. IN front Of the premises r Hsts
numbered one lcorner Of 10TH aud g streets south
e u one thousand
az %alRB IS tie SANE Day a. HALE PAST FOUR
d65 eleven ion Mass ave- between e i5th and
ane sSsa
sag tPs 5S ths INE BAY =. QUARTER
.Gss 1ss fsh
@ 4ed n nlns
6fFfS s III Dz SSE ScLocK
in e g. the Lot one
Sc r. sPs
numbered Sss four lon bssvesn IGN .9d IN
fos S .na a. i
and twelve %. Ion between 18th and 18th stsse
SEVENTH: On the SANE DAY, ct HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK PM in front Of the premises, Lots
ss s,n the south half Of seven q q eight (
square numbered one thousand and ninety, (1O9Ol
EIGHT: On the SAME DAY, ut QUARTER TO SIX
four IN square numbered thousand and ninety
one QO91l corner of 10th aud Ga. ave. sci
is
notes Of the purchaser be given. to bear interest
from the day OF SALE and secured by deed of trust
the property sold. all cash. purchasers option All
cenveyancng at purchaser cost. deposit Of $50 ct
time OF sale on each lot sold II tho Of sale are
the Trustees the right resell ct the risk and
cost Of deisulting purchaser after i've days previous
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ap2-6t
FOLEY, Auctioneer.

apS-ot FOLEY, Auctioneer.
RI vIRTUE OF A DECREE, GRANTED ON -,
- the 0th day Of March, A. d. 1887, in Equity &5
~ ~ NO: iO4Oy IN which George W. Leesnitzer I
are we will proceed to sell in front of the
br pre- ny Lot square 400. containing 3054 square
sIouuo improved by Frame House. in the city
e XaSSh F Xp District q cOqMbia the F5Rsf
Inc terms OF sale shall be- One half cash; balance
one two years. Or at the option of the purchaser
All may Dc pald In cash. 800 to be paid at the SALE
EDWIN B. HAY, ! rr,,.&...
GEO w. LEESNITZER, : AEus'ees'
WAIEh y. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
mh22.24. 26,29,31
~ The above sale Is postponed on account of the
Te9fhRer; nnt1 i, TUESDAY, APRIL FIFTH SAME
ap2-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Aucta
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GENTs:-Your Hop Bitters have been Of great value
to me. I was laid up with typhoid fever for over
two months and could get relief until tried your
Hop Bitters. To those suffering from debility any
one in feeble health, cordially recommend them.
j. G. STOETZEL.
gag Eulfoa etr
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MONROE MICH, Sept. 25th. 1Ss5.-sirs: I have
been taking Hop Bitters for Inflammation Of kidneys
and bladder 1t has done for what four physicians
failed to do-cured me- The effect of the Bitters
seemed like magic to me- Il. CARTER
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AUCTION SALES.
VlHOllAs BOWLING, Auctionssr.

VlHONAS BOWLING, Auctionssr.
FOUR TyQ6TQRY FRAME BUILDING6. Noe 2O1,
203, 205 And 20T FIRST STREET, CORNER
r OF , yT3ffyyawEsT,u 1 ~ nE REMOVED IN
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April. SEW
ENTH. 1887. ut -FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of the vi
moved in thirty days.
Terms cash at time of sale. apl-dts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES No. 4OS 13H
STREET SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of deed Of tyust bearing -
recorded smeng the land records for Gle DiseTict q
Of Columbia in Iibef No. 727 ct folio 1885 shall ON
4 azLT.RAsT T6ttIk .Qicfto6k y II g fins q
the premises Oer for sale, Ut pubic auctioA ~ that
Pieceo parcel Of ground described = the north bali q
Lot AZ 81 tn square two nu9dred ara mxty
with Side Lot being house and premises No COS 1SH
Terms Of sale: Amount secured md expenses Of sale
cssn sud Tie b,lsnce ia two eqaal = g
upon the premises sold. deposit Of 1fW t450 dol
Lara q time Of sale and al cOnveyanctng ana record
complied with IN tan q0l days rom day Of sale. the
q &c sssssnr S e aissr as S asy pocs
B 3 e .'-; ifftB seiiSis
Uh24 eoAds Trustee
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VALUABLE 1xPRoyER RRopERrx ON sRpea

(M) STREET.
By virtue Of Z deed Of trust dated October ID -
aS74 RECORDED in Iibes No. 1872 folio $SS, vii
1887 At FIVE O'CLOCK II; il front Of the prem
fronting "a feet Bridge ( street with depth OF
lgQ feet to wide alley. being the premises Nos S1n
aud 31l3 Bridge (Ml street, and improved By three
story and attic brick building with brick stable In
rear and the free forever Of ssd alley The store
has nne fire bank vault the location il in the
busness heart Of the town. and the place was formerly
the National Bank Of Commerce.
Terms Of sale: Onethrd cash residue In two equal
pay%ens Ct one and two year with intsres e BE- O.
pay all in cash. 1t IL pTeferred however, to leave e
least one half upon the property.
good investment in specially invited All taxes 70
June 3d. 1887 win be paid, and the title II considered
NH" mhSSdkSs WED " yoNra Trustee.
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SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee
1852 Louisiana sve.
3. 8. DAVIS, Trustee,
3l3 ~ st NV.
HENRY ., DAVIS, Trustee.
46S Louisiana ave.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctionesla mh7-d&ds
e1-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
DAY. SEVENTH 1PKfIs same hour and place
SAMUEL MADDOX,
r. g. DAVIS, Trustees.
- HENRY e. DAVIS,
DUNCANSON BRO6. Auctioneers. mhS1-d&ds
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CAN YOU ANSWER THIS!
Is there person living who ever case Of ague,
blousness nervousness neuralgia any disease Of
the stomach, liver kidneys that Hop Bitters will not
+
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CATALOGUE SALE

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-23
Lamar on Indian Lands.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-In an interview
regarding the ejectment Of cattle from
lands within the Indian reservation, con-
corning the Indian severalty laws gen.
orally, Secretary Lamar says: We are
still busy with the preliminaries, which
are numerous, as there are many reser-
vations and the circumstances on each
are peculiar. That law is one Of the
most important and beneficial that oon-
gress ever passed. The true way to settle
the Indian question is to abolish the In
dian bureau. l mean OF course to pursue
such policy as will result In that. l do
not anticipate any serious obstacles.
The numerous leases OF Indian lands by
cattlemen shall sweep away. Ii they
were allowed to subsist, the Indians
who have made leases OF this kind, for
which, as You know, there Ia no suthori-
tv of law, would be induced to
resist the law Of congress command
ing their settlement In severalty. l
shall therefore give proper notice, pres
entity, that the cattle must be removed
and the leases annuled. If we have
been obliged 10 use troops to keep set
tiers out OF Indian lands, or lands held by
agreement for Indian use, then we may
surely use troops II necessary TO drive of
and keep of cattle, just as | have found
1t necessary lately 10 employ troops
to tear down fences around the public
lands. j am not fond Of the use of
troops, but when cattle are to 90 they
must go, and, while | hope the cattle
lease men will obey in good faith, |
shall not hesitate to compel prompt
obedience. The law OF congress must
be carried out"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-23
Seeing Stars on White Star Line.

New YORK, May 23.-The steamship
Celtic, which came In collision, far out
at sea, with the steamship Britannia,
both Of the white star line crossed the
bar at 6 o'clock this morning and is now
coming up the bay. Four steeTage pas
sengers are known to have been killed
by the collision and a dozen badly in
jured. c. p. Huntington was among
the passengers on the Britannia.
He had closed his house up for the sum-
mer, and, with his family, Intended to
take an excursion to Europe, which he
never visited. .'And did not get there
after ALL" said he, laughingly. to the re-
porter. He said: "The bowsprit Of the
Celtic came right on board. The Celtic
cut through nearly to the middle OF our
MO and Celtic are very reti-
cent. Capt. Perry has, however, been
induced to say that the Celtic was
TO blame In that she did not back at full
speed, for that would have he ped the
Britannia to clear, or at least lessened
the blow. There seems to have been no
alteration made in the speed of Celtic.
Captain Irving OF the Celtic
was In charge Of the White Star
steamer, Republic, when Ii ran into
the Aurania In Irish channel, q year ago
He has good reputation as captain.
Shortly after noon on Thursday, he said,
when about 400 miles east OF Sandy
Hook, We ran into light fog, it gradu-
ally thickned until 1t was impossible TO
see from stem to stern of the
boat. l reduced steam about one
half, and began blowing whistles
ut regular intervals. Extra look outs
were stationed and every precautiOn
taken, to prevent collision. Ii was
little after O'Clock, think, when |
heard the whistle of another steamer of
our star board bow. IT seemed nj such
distance that | did not think
there was any danger A few
moments later the same whistle sounded
again, this time much nearer. | rang
the bell to stop the engines, and just
then Britannia doomed up on our star
board, apparently trying 10 GROSS our
bows. ordered our engines stopped, but
it was too late and our momentum car
ried us into the Britannics port side.
Some OF the steerage passengers com
plain that dead bodies were disposed Of
In manner that lacked even the ele-
ments OF decency. They aver that the
sailors shovelled overheard bloody frsg-
ments, much rs they did the small de-
bris caused by the collision Statements
are not very clear on this point, how
ever, as the remains were disposed OF
when most of the passengers were out
of sight